SAZU (BASUG) First Batch Admission List 2025/2026 | How to Check Admission Status

The much-awaited first batch admission list for the 2025/2026 session is out for Sa’adu Zungur University (SAZU), previously known as BASUG. Candidates who applied for undergraduate programmes can now check whether they have been shortlisted for admission. This announcement comes with instructions regarding screening, documentation, and what to do next.

Below is a comprehensive guide to help you understand the process and act accordingly.

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How to Verify Your Admission Status

To confirm if your name is on the list, follow these steps:

1. Log in to your JAMB e-Facility account using your registered email and password.
2. Click Check Admission Status on the menu.
3. Input your examination year and JAMB registration number.
4. Select Access My CAPS, then view the Admission Status section.
5. If your status shows “Admitted” under SAZU, congratulations — your name is on the list.

If you see “Admission in Progress” or “Not Admitted Yet”, it doesn’t necessarily mean you’ve been rejected—SAZU may release additional batches in the coming days.

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Table: Key Information at a Glance

Item	Detail
University Name	Sa’adu Zungur University (formerly BASUG)
Admission Type	First Batch, Merit Shortlisting
Session	2025/2026
Verification Methods	JAMB CAPS portal, University internal portal
Status Indicators	Admitted / In Progress / Not Admitted Yet
Next Steps for Admitted Students	Accept via CAPS, physical screening, documentation
Screening Requirements	SSCE printout, JAMB result, online screening form, photographs, scratch card
Important Consideration	Only candidates who accepted admission on CAPS can proceed

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What You Must Do If You Are Admitted

If your name appears on the list, here’s what to do without delay:

• Accept your admission on JAMB CAPS: You need to affirm the offer to hold your spot.
• Prepare for physical screening: SAZU has indicated that shortlisted candidates must present original and photocopies of selected credentials for verification.
• Gather required documents: These include your SSCE/WAEC/NECO result printout, JAMB result sheet, the online screening form, passport photographs, and the scratch card used to verify O’level results.
• Upload your O’level results to JAMB Portal (if not already done): The university expects candidates to do this before reporting for verification.
• Check for admission letter printing: Usually a few days after screening, you’ll be able to accept and print your JAMB admission letter.

Failure to meet verification or accept your offer on time may lead to forfeiture, so act promptly.

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For Those Not Yet Admitted

If your name is not on this first batch, don’t lose hope. Here’s how to stay ready:

• Keep checking your CAPS status regularly—new lists or changes may appear.
• Monitor official announcements or notices from SAZU about second or supplementary batch releases.
• Ensure your contact information (phone, email) is active so you receive alerts or messages from the university.
• While waiting, compile and organize your documents so you can respond quickly if your name is added.

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Additional Notes & Observations

• SAZU expects candidates to upload O’level results to JAMB portal before appearing for screening.
• The physical screening exercise is part of SAZU’s verification process to ensure admitted candidates present authentic documents.
• Only those who accepted their admission via CAPS will be allowed access to SAZU’s internal admission or registration portal.
• The university has also published both first and second batch lists for this session in local reports.

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